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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2025
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Damn, this is so cool.
We could have had this in the States too, but, well, you all know.
This will never be possible in the States. We still have areas with no cellular.
Surely that's unrelated to the billions of dollars that the telecom companies stole from the taxpayer after promising to build out infrastructure?
Ironically enough there's basically a private version of this through Comcast turning their rented CPEs into their own unlicensed wifi mesh, they call it WiFi Pass – they at least have the courtesy to give it to you gratis if you're already paying for residential service.
This would be cool 20 years ago. Now it's just a stunt.
It shows you are american and not familiar with the EU.
'privacy friendly' is a euphemistic PR term, not unlike making the horrible Patriot Act worse and renaming it the 'Freedom Act'.